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July 2, 2023

Sunday part 2

I’m back outside and wearing clothes now. The clothes are pretty clean and so am I so I guess they are pretty comfortable to wear. Cotton t-shirt and jeans both well worn. On my feet, I have turned a pair of kids into a pair of sandals. I I remember seeing some hippie doing that… Continue reading
July 2, 2023

Sunday

I am not sure about whether there is a picture here or not. I’m standing here naked on my own property next to an open well at about 7:00 in the morning. My actual deal is to clean up a little bit because I have a guest coming today. My ex partner is coming to… Continue reading
June 30, 2023

The new Utopian is on the newsstands

Okay, a link. I need a link. Where’s the link? Okay stop. Look to the right and click on the link for the Utopian. That always works. And you can go there now and take a look. And hey, if you want to get involved, drop us a line. Is there a lot going on… Continue reading
June 30, 2023

Racism is about food

I’ve been covering the greatest game ever pitched. This was a 16 inning complete game masterpiece thrown by Juan Marichal and Warren Spahn. Here is some blogger named Zero, I think, doing an excellent job of covering the game. And you can click here if you’d like to watch Mr Marichal work. Baseball is a… Continue reading
June 28, 2023

Pesto

Hey, bulbashki, want to know how to get cultured in one word? Pesto. You show people that you understand pesto and they will look at you and know that you are a cultured person. Why is this annoying little dish so invasive into our understanding of food? What makes this little mix of greens and… Continue reading
June 28, 2023

Linguine and greens vegan

This recipe might be kind of complex so bear with me for a moment. I’m standing in the door to my kitchen wearing a t-shirt and staring at the rain. One of our more aggressive ladies in this little village of ours is a strict nature practitioner. She fasts and she eats from her garden… Continue reading
June 26, 2023

My lesson with Sasha

We just finished reading the story of Lu San in the new Utopian, currently under production, and we ran into a problem so familiar that I thought it really should be here so at least folks could be aware of it. What? What have I done that’s so stupid? Nothing. It’s just a matter of… Continue reading
June 25, 2023

Rus

I’m just sitting here taking it easy on a quiet Sunday evening. The war between my neighbors and I took place very quickly at 5:30 am. Needing to answer their use of a gasoline powered weed wacker to destroy every living thing they could possibly get their hands on on Saturday, I decided to do… Continue reading
June 25, 2023

G’s Sunday blog

I’m sitting in the clubhouse with a couple of friends and we are talking baseball this morning. The first thing we talked about was how wonderful our baseball field is right now. In midsummer, it is at its peak of readiness. It was designed as a self feeder with the berms used for seating and… Continue reading
June 25, 2023

Sunday morning “I’m not so sure about this” meeting

I didn’t ask for this job. In fact, arguably, we don’t need this job. Arguably, we can talk this out as a group and figure out our problems together. I think I would prefer it to go that way. Are we going to tear the whole thing down and start again? Or maybe we should… Continue reading

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